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Cerne Abas Giant
Cerne Abbas, England, United Kingdom
Cerne Abas is a hill figure of sacred significance.81371, -2.47453. Attributes: cultural, archaeological.
Chanctonbury Rings, Findon, West Sussex, England
Horsham, England, United Kingdom
Chanctonbury Rings, Findon, West Sussex, England is a hill fort of sacred significance.89675, -0.38106. Attributes: built, cultural, archaeological.
Cissbury Ring, Findon, West Sussex, England
Worthing, England, United Kingdom
Cissbury Ring, Findon, West Sussex, England is a neolithic flint mines of sacred significance.86046, -0.38325. Attributes: built, cultural, archaeological.
Dragon Hill
Vale of White Horse, England, United Kingdom
Dragon Hill, Uffington, England is a hill of sacred significance.57927, -1.56846. Attributes: natural, cultural, archaeological. Mythological context: Dragon.
Dunadd sacred hill, Lochgilphead, Scotland
Bridgend, Scotland, United Kingdom
Dunadd sacred hill, Lochgilphead, Scotland is a hill of sacred significance.08601, -5.47842. Attributes: natural, cultural, archaeological.
Glastonbury Tor
Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
Rising 158 meters above the Somerset Levels, Glastonbury Tor has drawn seekers for millennia. Celtic tradition holds it as a gateway to Annwn, the Otherworld....
Hill of Tara
County Meath, The Municipal District of Ashbourne, Ireland
Hill of Tara is a hill of sacred significance.57881, -6.61165. Attributes: natural, cultural, archaeological, ceremonial. Tradition: Irish....
Hill of the Angels
Iona, Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom
Hill of the Angels in Iona, Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom.
Hill of Uisnech
Loughnavalley, County Westmeath, Ireland
Hill of Uisnech is a ceremonial hill of sacred significance.48369, -7.55638. Attributes: natural, cultural, ceremonial. Tradition: Irish Mythology....
Wearyall Hill & Holy Thorn
Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
An open hilltop rises above Glastonbury, marking where—according to legend—Joseph of Arimathea first set foot in Britain....